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August 2, 2019
02nd August 2019 BUSINESS STANDARD
Reading recent books on business—pharma, financial services, technology firms—it appears that we love to hate business. The truth is that we just cannot do without them. So we mock them, criticize them.July 30, 2019
30th July 2019 BUSINESS STANDARD
Although the group had showcased somany examples ofinnovations over thelastcentury, the prevailing perception internally and externally in 2005,...June 27, 2019
27th June 2019 BUSINESS STANDARD
My father arranged a thread ceremony for me when I was eleven years of age. I felt important as I diligently followed the elders’ instructions to follow the priest all the time.May 30, 2019
30th May 2019 BUSINESS STANDARD
Many Indian startups, designed on Silicon Valley principles, appear to be aiming to ‘destroy the enemy’ and to grab the prize of ‘winner takes all’. In the process, they are drowning in a dangerous ocean of swirling losses.April 24, 2019
24th April 2019 BUSINESS STANDARD
Business and entrepreneurship are clearly promoted by fostering and advancing trust in a society. I came across two books, both of which emphasized trust as a social and behavioral ingredient in the spread of entrepreneurship--Rainforest:April 4, 2019
1st April 2019 BUSINESS STANDARD
The cacophony and energy around Startup India and entrepreneurship has bypassed the agri-preneur. It is time to reverse this unfortunate and cumulative neglect. In economic terms, it is a bit like setting right traditional caste discrimination in social development!February 28, 2019
27th february 2019 BUSINESS STANDARD
The narratives of super ego and toxic behavior among CEOs of large companies are disturbing and increasingly prominent. They have a pattern. After ascent, the CEO is powerful, power damages the brain, and the CEO’s behavior changes visibly.